| Show VALLEY THE GUNNISON r Atiit NEWS GUNNISON UTAH Deacons Enjoy Outing To i l JaautbrL turned Friday to her Gunnison home Mrs Duggins visited Mr and Mrs Paul Duggins In North Hollywood Mr and Mrs Wendell Lowry at Oaji and with Mr and Mrs Jay Duggins at El Monte Mr and Mrs Cyril Beck and two daughters of Los Angeles were dinner guests Monday at the home of Mrs Sylvia Metcalf' Table decorations were on the Easter theme Mr and Mrs Cyril Beck and two daughters Gaylene and Janine of Los Angeles visited two days the fore part of the week with Mr and Mrs Newman Beck In Centerfield and relatives and friends throughout the valley area The California visitors were in Utah to attend LDS conference sessions in Salt Lake City Mrs LaVell Brown and two children of Springville visited last week from Wednesday until Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Wlllardsen Mr and Mrs G B Robinson were in Cedar City Tuesday and Wednesday of last week to get acquainted with their new Terrie Lynn granddaughter born March 30th to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Jensen Returning they were accompanied b y their grandson Ronald who will visit in Centerfield until his mother and new sister return from the hospital The Lost is Found By Our Want Adi Mrs Estella Dugglns who has spent the winter months visiting her children in California re- - They Fnnnii’s V you lose When Don't 5 Stay edvertn Lost long What way? - CANDIES - NOVELTIES Everything For EASTER - any- Last year a class in conservation was organized in Gunnison by Fullwer Allred Kenneth Keller served as group A total of twenty-onleader boys enrolled Thirteen of these had projects and carried through the year The group recently reorganized for another year The boys are between the ages of 10 and 13 Frank Wlllardsen is the new president of the group Ray Anderson vice president Gary r Westenskow and Paul Rasmussen reporter The group holds class Thursday of each week Last year they each won a blue ribbon and a sweepstakes for their group display at the county fair This was prepared from the products they had grown This year they plan to broaden their activities Each will have a land use project and the 12 boys who seldom miss a class are studying soils map making and conservation planning Divided into six teams they are going to do public demonstrations to help others to realize the importance of conservation of soil and water Paul Rasmussen reporter JUST IN New Shipment Of Dan River Cottons Wrinkle-She- d Sizes 12 To 20 And 14 1 2 To 20 S598 Only m m m m DON’T MISS SEEING OUR Buy From Local Advertisers SQUAW DRESSES Are Complete Duy More are signals They may save your life! That you use them properly Before you turn or change lanes before you stop (unless it’s an emergency) make sure that you can do so safely and then tell other drivers or pedestrians what you intend to do by giving the proper signal because if you do not you may get hit — or may In other words Wit someone else failure to signal is the "makings” for an accident Signals to be given at least 100 feet before you turn consist of the arm out and upward for a right turn arm extended straight out for a left turn and arm out and downward for a stop or decrease in speed Signals to be useful must be made before you start the turn The horn on our car is another signal — to be used for warning purposes — and it is not intended to take the place of the brake Sallna Auction Sales Report Get It Now While Stocks good is if Salina Auction reported one of the largest sales of the season April 2nd( when 828 head of cattle were sold Steers brought a top of 2110 with steer calves $1900 to $2000 and feeders steady with the week before Hogs brought 2860 with 52 sold & GUNNISON BASKETS Early Saturday morning a group of Deacons from the Gunnison First Ward accompanied by Morris Wilson and Bill Butler members of the bishopric left by auto on a sightseeing trip to Salt Lake City The group went directly to the Wasatch Springs plunge where they enjoyed a swim At noon they went to the lawn at the Capitol Building for lunch following which they made a tour of the building From here they went to theto Pioneer Museum and then Temple the going through Square museum there Leaving Temple Square they visited several of the larger department stores In the evening they attended the Priesthood meeting at the after which they Tabernacle were taken to homes of relatives Sunday morning they viewed the conference session on TV meeting at Temple Square at 2 pm for the return trip home Making the trip in addition to members of the bishopric were: Kendall Frandsen Reed Duffin R Lynn Jensen Cloyd Allred Faris Hansen and Russell Butler 0— LILA LEE APPAREL Pay Less At Frank’s 12 8 1951 GUniHSOIl VALLEY I1EVS ymmr Capitol City 1 APRIL Published Every Thursday Gunnison Utah At Entered at the postoffice at Gunnison as under the Act of Congress of March matter s 1879 3 Subscription Fates: 1858 Tear 125 Six Months In Advance Payable Member One State Press Association National Editorial Association Advertising Rates Given on Application WESLEY CHERRY Publisher Editor m ms Murry Taylor Reporter At the present time Kirby Pickett son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Pickett is a freshman at Gunnison Valley High School This year Is his first in Agriculture and FFA The first of the year he was elected to the ‘Green Hand’ degree and next year he will become a Chapter Farmer In the recent election of the new chapter officers Kirby was elected secretary and will start serving in that office May 1st when the new officers are installed Being a first year student in Agriculture Kirby has done very well in h'is supervised farming program His present program is as follows: 1 Holstein cow 2 yearling heifer calves one new born heifer calf and one pig His Holstein cow is on its second Lacation period and Will produce close to 400 pounds of butterfat during this time Durof this cow ing his possession she has had two calves both heifers The sire of the last calf was a high grade bull which is owned by Wisconsin College This bull was artifically bred to his cow Kirby says that he believes that artificial breeding produces the best calves and in the future he will use this method Kirby plans to raise his three heifer calves and with the money he makes from them he will buy more and better stock In addition to this Kirby has a sow pig As yet he has not decided whether to sell her at the June show or keep her as a brood sow Next year he is going to rent five acres of land from his father and grow mixed grain and hay or perhaps sugar beets In the future he will keep improving and enlarging his projects and is now planning on applying for the Star State Farmer Degree and after this will try to become an American Farmer Through the continued help and guidance of his parents and FFA we are sure he will obtain the goals he seeks Now that parlimentary procedure is over most of the chapter members seem to be getting quite an interest in judging of livestock This is because they are trying to get on the different judging teams which will be entered 'in the state judging contests in May As of now interest has been shown in only 4 different teams but there will probably be more teams entered in the contest The Interested teams are as follows: Dairy Judging General Livestock Judging Meats Team and Poultry team Small Red Delicious Apples lb 10c Swifts Sweet Rasher Bacon lb 69c Schillings Pepper 4 oz can Florida lb Juice Oranges Oc 65c Good Assortment Flower And Garden Seeds Utah Russet Potatoes See Us For Your 29c Planting Needs 10 lbs A new engine the heart of this picture 1$ In the CHRISTY’S 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